My favourites are:
AnuPpuccin
This is my favourite theme at work. Beautiful in dark mode and works perfectly with the Style settings plugin.
Things 2
My favourite on mobile. Simple, fast, and supports a few plugins that I really dig.
I agree with AnuPpuccin + Style Settings beign an amazing combo, been using Catppuccin for a while before discovering that wonderful theme.
Seconding Things 2- I migrated to Obsidian from Vimwiki and already used a similar notation for my bulleted lists. Things 2 Lets you make lists with custom icons that you can use to add bullet journal style meaning to short lists and it is very concise- plus when I open the files in a raw markdown editors the symbols and legend are still somewhat readable.
Minimal theme, without a doubt. It increases customization of the editor immensely, I can hide whatever I don't need, focus mode is neat, and generally it feels not too far from vanilla obsidian experience
I've been on Minimal theme for ages. I don't see the appeal of trying others - Minimal is great by default, and allows for so much customisation as needed.
@wispydust517 Ditto. I used to switch themes often, until finding Minimal. Multi coloured folders and the like hold no appeal.
I loved Gruvbox from the moment I first tried it, but couldn't live without Things' tasks status, so... I'm using Things as active theme, but I've added Gruvbox's entire CSS as a snippet. Beautiful beast.
I really like Atom. It has recently been updated to work with current obsidian versions and now works beautifully with canvas boards too.
Adwaita theme - makes Obsidian look native on my Fedora Gnome desktop.
If not for Adwaita, I'd probably use Minimal or Things themes.
Oh my! Thanks a lot. Trying it out now, and there so much to do by using the Style Settings plugin!
I loved Gruvbox from the moment I first tried it, but couldn't live without Things' tasks status, so... I'm using Things as active theme, but I've added Gruvbox's entire CSS as a snippet. Beautiful beast.